Super Absorbent Pad

The single-use GelMax® pad is composed of sodium polyacrylate powder and cellulose derived from wood pulp. 
From the first contact with liquids, the pad acts to gel them, thus limiting the risk of spilling and splashing.

The GelMax® pad can be positioned in a collection bin or waste container for safe and easy use. It can also be used to increase the absorption capacity of CareBag® bags, if required.
This product is sometimes used in various basin-type containers to facilitate the disposal of liquids. Its use is recommended in many departments:

• Intensive Care Unit
• Intensive Care
• Digestive Surgery
• Emergency
• Maternity
• Rehabilitation
• EHPAD
• Geriatric units 
• Hospitalization at home
• Care at home 

Instructions for use

Precautions for use

For single use, reuse may result in insufficient or no absorption, leading to potential contamination and discomfort for the patient. Keep away from sunlight. Keep dry. In case the pad comes in contact with the eye(s) or mucous membranes, rinse with plenty of water. In case of persistent discomfort, contact your doctor. In case of ingestion, consult a doctor immediately and show him the packaging. Keep away from children. Do not use on damaged skin. Dispose of in household waste or in accordance with institutional excreta management protocol. Do not use this product to gelify the following chemical products : strong acids (concentration > 3%), strong bases (concentration > 10%) and strong oxidizing agents.

Any serious incident involving the medical device must be reported to Cleanis and to the competent authority in the country concerned.

Product reference : 958 21 04
Packaging : Dispenser pack of 25
Secondary packaging : Box of 21 packs of 25 pads (525 pads)

Are there instructions for installing the Pad?
Yes. Cleanis offers an instructional video (available on the product page or YouTube) and also a training service: In this last case, contact us.

What is the disposal system for all gelled liquid - pad?
The combination disposal system depends on the gel liquid and contamination present in it. Follow the protocol of your institution.